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  • Biomarker Sensing
  • Materials Science

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  • Solid-state nanochannels offer precise biomarker detection (0.1-100 nm) via tunable properties and nanoconfinement.
  • Traditional systems focused on inner-wall functionalization (FE_IW), limiting detection to smaller molecules, nucleic acids, and proteins.
  • The ion-gating effect of outer surface functionalization (FE_OS) was largely overlooked, hindering detection of larger targets like cells.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To highlight breakthroughs in solid-state nanochannels with distinct inner wall (IW) and outer surface (OS) functionalization.
  • To discuss the emerging concept of nanochannels with quantum confined superfluid (QSF).
  • To explore quantum effects on ultrafast flow for advanced sensing and applications.

Main Methods:

  • Review of solid-state nanochannel sensing systems.
  • Analysis of functional element modification on inner walls (FE_IW) and outer surfaces (FE_OS).
  • Discussion of quantum confined superfluid (QSF) in nanochannels.

Main Results:

  • Nanochannels with FE_OS enable precise measurement of larger biomarkers, including cells (up to 50 μm).
  • Distinct partitioning of inner wall and outer surface modifications significantly advances sensing capabilities.
  • Quantum effects on ultrafast flow offer new avenues for sensing, desalination, and energy conversion.

Conclusions:

  • Solid-state nanochannels with differentiated inner wall and outer surface functionalization represent a significant advancement in biomarker detection.
  • The integration of quantum phenomena, such as quantum confined superfluid, promises novel applications.
  • Future research directions include leveraging quantum effects for enhanced nanochannel-based systems.